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Located on a quiet street in the American-German Colony district of Tel Aviv, The Drisco Tel Aviv is a charming destination, proud of its heritage, once frequented by some of the great writers of the 19th century. Recently renovated, the property is one of the oldest hotels in Israel, with century-old frescoes still adorning the walls of the lounge and bar. The elegant decor of the guest rooms lends the property an intimate and peaceful atmosphere. Relax with a treatment at the Daria Spa, enjoy the tranquillity of the hotel’s shady patio, or contemplate the sea from the rooftop, with a cocktail in hand.

At George & John, the chef’s creative cuisine draws inspiration from Tel Aviv’s renowned multiculturalism. Locally sourced, seasonal produce gives life to gourmet dishes, served in an elegant dining room or in a private space facing the kitchen, with breakfast enjoyed on the adjoining patio. During stays, bicycles are at your disposal, allowing you to discover neighbourhoods close to The Drisco Tel Aviv, such as Jaffa and Neve Tzedek, as well as the beaches south of the city, just a few minutes away.

George & John

Hotel and restaurant in town.

In the heart of North Carolina's Piedmont, The Fearrington House occupies a picture-postcard setting. Surrounded by quaint shops, verdant woodlands and miles of walking trails, this peaceful haven offers a refreshing escape just a few miles from Chapel Hill – and a world away from any urban frenzy. Reflecting its past history as a prosperous farmhouse, The Fearrington House has retained both a welcoming atmosphere, as well as a herd of Belted Galloway cattle that graze nearby. You might catch a glimpse of them from your window, unless your room overlooks the beautiful gardens or the village, which has a pleasant bustle. At The Fearrington House Restaurant, Chef Paul Gagne offers a gastronomic take on traditional Southern American cuisine, prepared using classic European culinary techniques and using the best seasonal produce from the region. Between shopping, rejuvenating at the spa, and strolling through nature, your days drift by wonderfully peacefully.

The Fearrington House

The Fearrington House Restaurant

Restaurant and hotel in the country.

Chef Thomas Keller’s technique has become so famous that Pixar studios asked him to create the ratatouille featured at the end of the film “Ratatouille”. In the heart of Napa Valley, this emblematic three-star chef, whose restaurant Per Se is a New York culinary landmark, has created one of California’s finest dining spots. Working closely with fellow chef Ara Jo, Keller and his team serve minimalist cuisine using products like oysters and truffles in “sequenced meals”: in order to maximize surprises, no single ingredient is ever repeated in a meal. Two tasting menus are offered daily, flavored with fresh herbs and vegetables cultivated in the kitchen garden.

The French Laundry

Restaurant in the country.

Waking up in a bright, spacious room overlooking the sea, with the sound of waves lapping gently against the shore below, is an invitation to enjoy a morning swim, take a boat trip, join a sailing lesson on the dinghy or visit one of Cornwall’s internationally renowned gardens. Owners Karen and David Richards have transformed this historic building in the enchanting port of St Mawes, instilling it with the soul of a wonderful holiday home. On the waterfront terrace, guests can savour the Cornish sunshine and the freshest fish caught by local dayboat fishermen. Refined, imaginative and sustainable cuisine with genuine hospitality in a relaxed setting — no wonder the staff ’s joie de vivre is so contagious!

The Idle Rocks

The Reef Knot Restaurant

Hotel and restaurant on the seafront.

Patrick O’Connell abandoned his dream of becoming an actor for cooking and the “living theater” of the restaurant world. Just an hour’s drive from Washington DC, this sumptuous hideaway nestled at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains is a world-renowned destination for gourmets in the know. The menu spotlights Chef O’Connell’s spectacular, refined American dishes, like carpaccio of herb-crusted baby lamb with Caesar salad ice cream, served in dining rooms whose inspired décor creates a wondrous cocoon of luxury. The Inn’s rooms and suites are aptly named after America’s culinary pioneers, and opulent lounges complete the transformation to an idyllic fantasy world.

The Inn at Little Washington

In the historic district of Santa Fe, with its “Pueblo” charm, this lovely property is a complex of adobe buildings with mud walls, colorful textiles and artisan-designed, mosaic tiled bathrooms. The luxurious décor is enhanced by East Indian and Tibetan antiques, Oriental carpets and Silk Road textiles. Handcrafted pieces blend with the region’s legendary architecture, marked by an intertwined Native American and Spanish heritage – a colorful melting pot of cultures that invites you to embark on a sensory journey. Enjoy world-class opera, activities like hiking, skiing and golf, or discover the works of world-famous painters and sculptors in this enchanting city.

The Inn of the Five Graces

The Pink Adobe

The morning coffee enjoyed in the courtyard, the tea served by the fireplace in winter, the library, the music room with its piano: The Ivy is as welcoming as a private home. Built at the end of the 19th century and recently renovated, this beautiful mansion melts perfectly into the historic and prestigious Mount Vernon district, with turrets rising above the trees. Behind the ivy-clad walls and high shining windows this charming boutique hotel is structured around a magnificent staircase, covered by the original skylights, which leads to the guest rooms. In the evening, guests will appreciate the cuisine of Magdalena, one of Baltimore’s finest restaurants.

The Ivy Hotel

Magdalena

Nestled in the heart of Japan’s capital, The Kitano Hotel Tokyo is a contemporary address, perfectly in tune with the times. Its location in Chiyoda City, home of the political power, is ideal to explore the city’s most famous sights. From the hotel, it is just a short walk to the beautiful Imperial Palace Gardens, where you can stroll among the blossoming sakura trees and lush green lawns. Its elegant and contemporary interiors showcase noble materials and invite you to discover Japanese hospitality in its most modern form. The serene atmosphere that emanates from the property, spreads to the rooms, bathed in natural light and designed with taste, including cherry wood furniture. The hotel’s wellness centre combines Chinese and Western traditions and is the perfect place to reset your body and mind. At the end of the day, the rooftop, offering a panoramic view of Tokyo’s urban jungle, is the ideal location to enjoy a cocktail, while the restaurant L’Orangerie Koh-an, invites you to dine, traditional style.

The Kitano Hotel Tokyo

L`Orangerie Koh-An

Aspen, nestled at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, has become a premier ski destination for jetsetters and one of the most famous resorts in the world. The Little Nell is a luxurious hotel in the heart of the town, with direct ski in/out access to Aspen Mountain, a true Colorado gem, which can be enjoyed in every season. The stylishly decorated guest rooms and suites with their fine furnishings, fireplaces, and works of art offer a gentle, comforting ambiance after a day in the fresh air, as do all its attractive public areas, which have been designed with your comfort in mind. The hotel’s signature restaurant, Element 47, offers an extensive wine program, and New American cuisine based on locally sourced ingredients.

The Little Nell

Element 47

Hotel and restaurant in the mountains.

In a gorgeously green and unspoilt part of Pennsylvania, halfway between Pittsburgh and Buffalo, lies this charming lodge on a 1500-acre property. Built in the 1920s and handed down from one generation of the Dorn family to the next, Glendorn is now owned by J. Cliff Forrest who ensures it retains all its original charm and authenticity. The main lodge and individual  cabins are built with sequoia wood and blend perfectly into the breathtaking natural surroundings. In the forest of hemlock spruces, it is not uncommon to spot foxes, deer, bears or beavers and there are 7.25km of privately owned banks along Fuller Brook for fly fishing, accompanied by experienced guides. With numerous options for adventure, plus top-calibre culinary experiences, and the Forest Spa, there is something for every member of the family to enjoy.

The Lodge at Glendorn

The Malabar House is more than a beautifully designed heritage hotel. It is an art hotel, home of a carefully curated collection, highlighting Kerala’s composite culture as a passage between East and West. The rooms are comfortable and the service is flawless. Malabar Junction, the hotel’s renowned restaurant and Divine, its wine lounge, combine the tradition of South India with exciting culinary innovation. Enjoy classical music or a dance performance on the patio’s stage, rejuvenate body and soul at the ayurvedic centre, step into the history and culture of Fort Cochin, and explore Kerala’s backwaters on the hotel’s own eco-friendly house boat.

The Malabar House

The Malabar Junction

At the foot of MoMA, in the vibrant Midtown district, The Modern is a distillation of Manhattan fine dining, lifestyle, and culture. The restaurant features refined yet unexpectedly playful dishes that highlight exceptional ingredients and seasonality. In the dining room overlooking MoMA’s Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, guests are invited to relish Chef Thomas Allan’s contemporary American cuisine, tinged with French flair. The décor, the inspiration of design firm Bentel & Bentel and borrowing freely from the Bauhaus style, is fitting indeed for a restaurant adjoining a modern art museum. In a warm, welcoming atmosphere, The Modern offers a dazzling array of experiences to delight even the most discerning palates: honeynut squash with razor clams, dry-aged duck with red endive and orchard quince, brûléed bread pudding, along with one of the best wine menus in New York City.

The Modern

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